Dundee Hometown Notes Highlight Red Cross Plans and Local Events
Mrs E W Marr's sister and daughter visit from Canada as the Marr and King's Dramatic company performs. Dundee society reports church services, new club memberships, Red Cross meeting, and a sport section with a basketball score. A local story shares a grandmother’s two year effort to teach correct English ending with a notable public speech error.
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Helen.m. Hatch
Otterbrook
Red Cross
McCulloch
Portland
Rees
Amity
Dundee
F. L. Cowles
Spokane
G. A. Dearborn
Dundee Woman's Club
The
Dundee Red Cross
Fernwood Social News Highlights Fernwood
Fernwood residents share visits and meals with neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Scherf and Mrs. Parrish. Obituary news from France reaches Nelson Sprouillette. Red Cross plans convalescent robes. weekly meetings at Mrs. Bryant’s home with many Fernwood volunteers attending.
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Harold Ross
Vancouver
Fernwood
A. B. Scherf
B. F. Scherf
Elva Livengood
W. A. Parrish
R. L. Jones
W. H.sanders
H. B. Huddle
J. S. Sandera
Newberg
Roderick Kersey
R. Bristow
Parrett Mountain
Ruby Fosner
Sherwood
W. H. Sanders
T. Brouillette
Portland
Wesley Boyes
T. E. Hobson
Wasco
George Hobson
Roxie Hobson
West Timber
Arthur Baird
Farrell
Nelson Sprouillette
Victor
France
Ruth Baker
Theo
Washington
Harvey
Ruth
Sash and Door Factory
Bery Deford
Grace Riley
Springbrook
Dela, Freeda
Annetta Parrish
Constance Huddle
Alal Livengood
Q. J. McCoy
Pthel
Arlouine Johnson
Red Cross
A. S. Bryant
G. W. Dayton
F. Olsen
Nelson Brouillette
A. 8. Livengood
H. N. Baker
Walter Everest
Ray White
W. S. Bryant
E. H. Weatherhead
Aftermath Question: Germany's Fate After War
Excerpt shows a debate over Germany's postwar future. A cautious reply warns against preemptive plans while another speaker hints at drastic outcomes if invasion continues. The fragment suggests tension about occupation and reconstruction priorities.
Eliza Told Not To Burn Steak Mrs. Plea
An unidentified speaker scolds Eliza about cooking, insisting the steak should not be burned as she prefers. The brief exchange shows tension over kitchen duties.
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W. A. Parrish
Eliza
War Horse Training for Service and Battle Readiness
A war horse undergoes rigorous schooling before service, learning to kneel with its rider, pull up from a gallop, lie still as cover, and endure weapon fire. Training includes becoming familiar with the sword and surviving barbed wire and entanglements as troops advance. Canadian and cavalry units are cited for overcoming entrenched defenses in motion.
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Standard Oil Company
California
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V. D. Miller
Standard Oil Co
J. L. van Blaricom
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Marr i Slayer & King’s
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E. H. Anderson
Red Hills
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Estelle Taylor
Anderson Motor Co
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